Bad Religion - The Dissent Of Man (Full Album)

Bad Religion - The Dissent Of Man (Full Album)

01 The Day The Earth Stalled 0:00
02 Only Rain 1:26
03 The Resist Stance 4:09
04 Won't Somebody 6:42
05 The Devil In Stitches 9:25
06 Pride And The Pallor 12:53
07 Wrong Way Kids 15:52
08 Meeting Of The Minds 18:39
09 Someone To Believe 20:46
10 Avalon 23:24
11 Cyanide 26:51
12 Turn Your Back On Me 30:46
13 Ad Hominem 33:10
14 Where The Fun Is 36:37
15 I Won't Say Anything 39:40

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[antimatter]

awesome...first comment. Here's to 33 years of thought provoking punk and to another 33. Thank you.

[theburdenofaheart]

I've been listening to Bad Religion since I was about 7 years old. I jumped on the bandwaon and took a listen to Into The Unknown and appreciated it for what it was, a solid rock and roll album. I love all styles and influences this band has embraced and molded to their own unique sound. Everything from How Could Hell Be Any Worse? To Back To The Known, Suffer, Generator, Recipe For Hate. If you ask me there are maybe a handful of albums that actually have that similar No Control sound. Every album in my opinion brings something new to the table and every time has knocked me on my ass and picked me back up after the last track played. I appreciate this album for everything it has to offer. It's a milestone in a career these dudes built from blood, sweat and tears. If you truly love Bad Religion then you are more than just a fan of their music. You're part of a family. I'll be 27 soon. That's a solid 20 years BR has been playing in my Walkman, spinning in my CD player, turning on my record player. I respect everything this band has taught me. If you listen to this record and just expect to hear the same old bad religion album then you are not really listening at all.

[Waaghboy]

Listened to this rehab. Helped me get by

[hurithinkbefore]

Have seen them in Los Angeles, Zürich, Munich, Dornbirn, Frankfurt, Feldkirch.
Thankful for ever! Changed my braiin.

[yourtubisfilled]

I've been a BR fan for some decades now and they'll probably accompany me my whole life and I was amazed when I first heard this a few years ago. One of the best albums they ever made, if not the best. BR is a bit like cheese; they matured really well ^_^

[juliancamilato]

Descubrí Bad Religion algo tarde, en mi casa lo más cercano al punk que se escuchaba era Queen, mis compañeros de escuela peor, cumbia escuchaban. Las tendencias me aportaban poco y nada y no tenia a nadie que me recomiende bandas o con quien hablar del tema así que musicalmente me tuve que educar yo sólo ya sea leyendo revistas, escuchando la radio, mirando televisión (programas especializados en estos 2 últimos casos). A Bad Religion creo que lo descubrí leyendo la revista Madhouse, una interesante entrevista a Greg. Puede que esté equivocado (yo soy más del metal que del punk) pero para mí Bad Religion es la banda punk por excelencia. Me hubiera gustado escuchar Bad Religion cuando tenia 12 años pero en fin. Saludos desde Argentina!!!!

[lesserlogic]

Becoming my second fav Bad Religion Albulm

[mattflora]

They seem to have lost just some of the edge from their old stuff, but that, if anything is no more than a sign of the longevity they have shown, and it is still great music. Love these guys.

[WickedJ]

Wow, you can really easily miss all those oozing aahs if you don't pay attention, just heard 'em first time in the chorus of Pride and the Pallor and got massive goosebumps.

[David-dzcb]

Never really got the hate for this album, from the very first single I downloaded in '10 it was utterly gorgeous to me. Avalon, SOmeone to Believe, and Only Rain are phenomenal- and Graffin's expanded range is seriously killer. Still have no idea where he found some of those high notes!

[youtubeaccount]

This and Stranger than Fiction as intro albums, what a combo

[anathema]

Personally a favorite. Music is real smooth. Fast, but not too fast. Seems a lot more about the lyrics rather than music, which, if understood correctly, you can probably completely agree!

[chrisagler]

How tf does this album have only 800 thumbs up? Love this message.

[bandi]

If you just think about the classic tunes that make Bad R unique you will consider this album as cool one, with less punk vibes but more melody. I love it! :)

[justinbennett]

People keep mentioning that there earlier albums where better due to them being faster, and heavier. Which is true, but I have you considered why they chose to make albums like this. I think they are just tired of every album sounding the same. I like there newer sound, it still sticks to their style, but has more shall we say talent. Which I imagine came from them playing over 30 years. Also they are trying to bring in younger crowd, so this explains their cleaner sound. Everyone has their right to opinion. Me I think all their albums are awesome. What they keep is that sensation you get from listening to them. You know goose bumps on your arm, a feeling of inspiration, and that sudden burst of energy you get. A true fan knows what I'm talking about. My favorite band by far...

[RSCL_BEATZ]

Cool! Never heard this! Thank you for posting! 👍👍

[vogel]

This album was a big step out of BR's comfort zone as of a slower and more smooth punk rock to if you didn't know better between the difference of just rock and punk rock, you'd think this is alt rock.

[sbcistheboss]

Just a bit slower, but still doing it well. Oddly enough, the whole band is full of kings of punk.

[KilyRock]

El mejor álbum q.escuche de Bad gracias a mi Hermano Pedro en el 2012 #RockersForever

[dormammusubjective]

Everyone talks about this albums melody. What about all the lead work? Took a bit to warm up to, but now one of my favorites by them. Only Rain has been my favorite BR song since it came out. A cool I Want to Conquer the World vibe.